Update Tour of the Hibiscus We’ve Planted the Last Few Years! 🌺😍 // Garden Answer
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This made me realize I’ve been watching your channel for over two years. I bought a hardy hibiscus because of seeing these videos when you planted them. Love this channel.
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How do you know if you’ve got a hardy hibiscus? The ones I bought came in standard black buckets, not this Proven Winner ones. I know that tells you nothing but was hoping you could explain hardy vs non-hardy or whatever.
@@ChrisJ-mf7cj Hardy is another word for perennial. When buying look at tags. The annuals that do not come back every year would say they are tropical hibiscus. You can look at temperature rating on tags as well.
The Tropical Hibiscus can be overwintered in your house
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Will you thank the family from all of us, it is wonderful seeing how the plants have grown since planted. Thanks sharing your garden, Love from Ireland.
I so agree. I absolutely LOVE it when they do update/progress videos. 💕😊
Love updates too.
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I have a pink one that’s 40 years old been transplanted 3 times still comes back luv it they do look like they don’t survive in the spring
😄💖👌👌very beautiful colour,blooming maney.
Oh Laura, I live in Miami, Florida and I wish with all my heart I could plant those beautiful hibiscus but no luck, I must enjoy them through you. Wonderful!!!
Hi Laura! All of the hibiscus are absolutely beautiful! I like this kind of videos where you show updates on the plants. Please thank your friends and mother-in law Sue for letting you film these updates. Thank you for sharing!
I transplanted my hibiscus last year. I dug it up in the Spring, planted it in full sun, crossed my fingers, and now it is flourishing! Love the Springtime when moving plants isn’t so stressful on the plants (and me).
Before my mother passed every Mother’s Day she wanted a Hibiscus. She never grew tired of them. 🌺
So sweet❤️
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My moms fave was yellow roses, we had them all over at her funeral. I’m not even a big Rose fan, but I’ve always been keen on yellow roses just because my mom loved them so much💐
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Good morning GA friends. Love Hibiscus plants. They are beautiful.
We've had to move our hibiscus twice now and they've come back wonderfully!
Hello wendy..
How are you doing today?
Absolutely beautiful. What a green thumb you and your husband have. Thank you so much for sharing these videos with us. Amen
Hi Katrina
How are you
I NEED this! We have a really wet and sunny spot that I think these hibiscus would do great in!
Hibiscus are very easy to transplant. I divided mine and left the roots sitting for over a month. They were very dried out. I took them to my sons house, soaked the roots and planted. They all are up and doing great! Love the updates.
Hello Debbie...
How are you doing today?
I just got the most amazing deal on a bunch of the summerific Candy Crush and Ballet slipper. I am planning on mass planting them nice to see full size.
The going price in my area is $30.
@@heatherderganc5984 Last summer at a roadside veg and plant stand, I found a flat of 8 and asked the price. The lady started them from seed last year and they were about 12in. tall with buds. She said $3 each. I told her that can't be because I would be stealing them. She insisted so I bought them all.
@@heatherderganc5984 11:27 you can grow from
Seeds, root in water and
Soil.
Can you spray with copper fungicide to get rid of black spots on leaves?
They are a favorite! My blooms fall off every day, do yours? I also keep the seeds on the spent pods and start new plants, so fun! 😊
Mines too do they suppose too?
The Rose of Sharon and red hibiscus, you can dry the flowers and make tea... lots of health benefits.
Thanks for-the update….really like seeing before and after segments….🌸💗
Yes. So do I. They are my favorite. 💕😊
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I think those Berry Awesome hibiscus would look amazing planted near The Hartley! They have a softer, English garden look to them to me.
Thank you for all you have shown, taught and shared over the years. The hibiscus are beautiful. I just started watching you about a year ago. I wish I had known you when I had a property with acerage. But now we have patio pot gardens and enjoying making it pretty.
I just watched your Dove project from 2 years ago. Now I am in tears. That was an impressive project. You inspire life so much. I am grateful for you. Thank you.
Beautiful Hibiscus. Have seen those for years but did not know they were Hibiscus.
I never knew Hibiscus were so hardy. I so appreciated this video. I'm in the Texas Panhandle zone 7. I will try to grow these gorgeous plants. Thank you for giving me courage... 💟
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Good Morning! Today (7/20/21) is supposed to be Hartley Installation Day! Can't wait to see the update!
She did update on Facebook
The instalation started on the 19th of july and they will be working on it for 4 days.
Laura shared some beautiful pictures and videos on her instagram along with this info !
It’s in the background on this video. Watch it!
I love these plants. A story of my parents. My maternal grandmother had a red hibiscus. My father was dating my mom at the time. He picked a flower, put it behind her ear saying it only added to her beauty. Thanks for the memory. I love drinking coffee and watching Garden Answer every morning. I’ve learned so much from you
What a sweet memory.
I live on Maryland's eastern shore and we have a wild Hibiscus that grows in the marsh, those are white and a really pale pink one. My mom would dig those to replant along our waters edge, that was some 55 yrs ago. They're all just beautiful.
Marylander eastern shore too!! I just bought a hibiscus to plant!
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I'm just up the rd from Blackwater and Harriett Tubman's museum. I meet someone else on another channel from Salisbury. I just seen a bunch of wild ones in a ditch in Easton.
@@itsmewende I am in a Cambridge! What a small world!
I’m in Federalsburg, MD 🤩 small world ♥️
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Gosh, isn't that the truth, I was just there yesterday.!
I live in Florida and had to transplant mine to another part of the yard because they were interfering with the growth of other bushes. Some of the bottom branches were broken off because they were leaning too fa on the ground. I watered them well and they are in a sunny spot, i just hope they don't go into shock and die off on me🤞🏽I love these so much that they are a part of my business branding. Absolutely gorgeous 🌺
There is something very comforting for you to have the same intro and outro! Please don't change it!
I'm just now learning to grow my green thumb and I can't tell you how much I appreciate you naming each and every plant!
The 2019 video made me start planting hardy hibiscus 😂 now I also have massive hibiscus in garden 🌺 thanks a lot!
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Do you sell the seeds? I'd be interested!!!
I live in zone 4 and planted one last fall. Thought it died because everything is turning green, but just today I saw some buds coming up from the roots! It's good to know it can grow that big in one season. I'm guessing it will die back to the ground every year for us. We usually have a handful of -20 degree days in the winter.
People talk in the comments about enjoying their morning coffee with Garden Answer, but I know that if I’m awake when the video posts, I’ve waited too long to go to bed!!
(I’ve never been this early, meaning I’ve never caught the video posting seconds after it goes up!)
This is my nightly routine before going to bed too!!! 😘😴😜
It’s 7AM ET here in CT so it’s a morning event for us
It’s a little after 6am in Wisconsin, coffee & GA, perfect way to start my day!
Hibiscus is my favorite flowers. I live in tropics so they literally bloom nonstop all year round. I used to have 17 colors all in pots because I have limited space. Now I just keep 4 and planted on the ground (because that space I can get). And they are indeed amazing. So beutiful
I am loving all the update videos! The before and after is so fun to watch!! Can't wait to see the Hartley! 💚🌺
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Simply love the hardy hibiscus. I planted 2, years ago, in the wrong spot. So my mom came over to assist with moving them to a more appropriate spot in my yard. We (I) broke a shovel. Their roots are tough. 😂 just planted 2 in my front flower beds last fall. They are the center pieces of their respective beds. Can’t wait to see their blooms.
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Did the Blue Chiffon not make it? I started watching Garden Answer during the the three urn challenge. I stayed because I wanted to grow rose of Sharon and you had just planted one. That was years ago. My rose of Sharon didn't make it but I'm still here 😀
In her last home tour , she show both blue chiffons, planted on her white fence line starting to bloom.
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I bought 3 of the summerific after watching your video. They started blooming a couple of days ago. They are absolutely stunning! The flower shape looks very elegant even on its way of withering. Love it! Every garden should have a spot for this hibiscus!
I love how tight/dense the plants are. I have 3 and they all spread out. They are still very beautiful. Is that the breed or the way you cut back? I just cut the stalks in early spring.
Do they get full sun?
It’s probably the breed. Older varsities of hibiscus were extremely leggy and wild looking. These are newer cultivars.
Mine are not rounded like this either. I have old ones and new ones and they're more vase shaped. I have 3 of the new summerific varieties and 5 of the older varieties. All are growing the same in full sun.
I did some research and it says when the hibiscus is about 2 ft tall to trim them by half to a node that faces outward and into a dome shape. I'd bet these people cut them back and into shape.
@@truthofthematter9409 Doesn’t that delay blooming? We don’t have a very long growing season in northern Illinois.
They make a lovely healthy tea, both leaves and flowers that are about to fade. I love them both ways.
I have one of these called candy hibiscus. It’s in a basket and it is beautiful
Just wanted to thank you so much, i feel my confidence in planting shrubs and flowers has improved one hundred percent since watching all your videos (as i have time). We had a disastrous winter and needed soo many replacements. Thanks to you we have so much more enjoyment in our gardens now!
The hibiscus 🌺 flower are so big in diameter 😍
I looked for many years trying to find a pale pink hibiscus. Finally found one two years ago. It is the Starry Starry Night Rose Mallow. I absolutely love love love this plant. It has the dark purple leaves. Gorgeous!
Did your friend shear and shape the hibiscus? The shape of the plant looks so good!
Didn’t look like any of the tips were cut. She said that they cut them down to soil level and then the growth is from this current season only
I have berry awesome, Cherry choco latte, and candy crush planted beside one another by our pool, and the candy crush definitely has more of a taller thinner growth habit than the other two. Mine were planted last year. I would guess she didn’t shape it.
I bought a hibiscus from Home Depot in late Spring on a whim and then it started dying. I happened to watch one of your old videos on hibiscus where you mentioned they were bog plants and liked lots of moisture and realized that was my problem. I assumed because they’re (in my mind) “hot weather” plants that they liked to be drier. Just have to say, THANK YOU! This has been the best performing plant in my garden all season and one of the easiest to care for. I just wish I kept the tag so I knew exactly which variety I got!
That's awesome! Just so you know Rose of Sharon's are drought tolerant when established. Hardy hibiscus are bog plants, but even mine are thriving on 45 min of water every other day on my drip system. I love mine and glad yours are doing so well!!
@@alexishodgson7624 that’s good to know! Thank you! Yeah, I definitely will pick up another if I see it in the garden center next year. There are so many plants and crops I’ve failed at as a novice gardener, so I need to latch onto the ones where I’ve cracked the code 😂
@@MoniqueARuiz hahaha, I love it! They are such a gorgeous easy plant too. I know Laura loves Proven Winners, but most of my Hardy Hibiscus are different brands and they look amazing.
I love plant spotlights AND updates. So, this was awesome! Could you do a video on viburnums? I'd love more info on complimentary varieties to get fruit. There is surprisingly little information on this online.
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I had no idea there were perennial hibiscus options for colder zones! I'm in Zone 7 and so happy to know there are options I could put into the ground here.
Absolutely beautiful 🥰 unfortunately here in southwestern Ontario Canada the Japanese beetles have taken over and they have obliterated my perennial hibiscus so I have had to take mine out 😢
Soooo beautiful!! And your timing is beyond perfect!! I just decided a couple days ago to plant some of these. I took some seed pods from my mom's and am excited to get these going!! I've been reading and watching all I can so I can hopefully have great success with these. I will also be taking a few cuttings from her to give myself a higher chance of success of growing these. Thank you for all your videos and all your inspiration❤
Robin... so do I plant the cuttings directly on the ground right now? Zone 7. I think our first frost is typically mid to late Oct
Love how these look after a few years. Just planted mine this spring and eagerly awaiting the first blooms.
You are so good at presenting your show,I’m not much of a gardener but I do try,just love your show ,I’ve only just found you and enjoying it immensely.
Yes, found them a few years ago and patiently wait daily for a new video. When I found their channel I was in a really dark place in my life and their videos just pushed new life into me and helped me out so much. I love Laura & Aaron and the kids. It’s been a delight becoming part of their life! They are very generous with their time & the amount of contact they deliver.
LOVE update videos!! Did you plant the elephant ears, that you had behind the coop last season, somewhere else this year?
I asked the same a few weeks ago, so curious about it. 😅
I don’t think she replies much at all sadly but wish she did because there are some great questions
I know she dug them up but not sure if she ended up planting them again
I've been wondering too. I'm assuming they all died 😂
Many questions (but not all) get answered in the weekly recap on their Highlights channel.
I love my hibiscus, the first flower showed up this morning. I grow mine in a tub of water - in the original nursery pot. I think I've had it about four years and it comes back year after year. I'm in Kentucky.
So you keep the roots wet and saturated then. Ty, I live central KY too and I
would like to try these in the ground along back property line. No irrigation set up.
Everything is so beautiful. I have elephant ears for the first time and I’m amazed at how well they are doing. Got me wondering about those you planted last year. Did they survive the winter?
Had to chuckle when you said " it is a slow starter in the spring...you may think it is dead but it is not". We planted a Cherry Choco Latte variety last year. Gorgeous flower. Cut it back early spring. Nothing happened all May (we are Zone 5) even tho' it was a warmer spring than usual. So dug it up...roots looked good...so just in case it might be okay, we put it in a pot, watered it regularly. And sure enough mid June it started to sprout. LOL It is tall and full of buds (still in the pot). We had replaced with a Butterfly Bush so now have to find a good spot for it. Thanks so much for the great information! I am learning so much.
Wait…that’s it, I need at least a 30 min video or less. I didn’t even get a chance to make my coffee and eat breakfast by the time the video was over🤣🤣. Will these grow well in South Florida zone 10a? Thank you.
I watch the good ones twice anyway.🤪
Wow beautiful garden 😍
My favourite plant Hibiscus
Beautiful flowers wonderful 😍
Nice sharing 🌺🌺🌺🌺👌🏻👍🏻
Two years ago already? Time goes by so fast! So beautiful!
I’m so glad I happened upon this video. I inherited a hibiscus from the previous owner and never knew what to do with it. It was taller than our one story house but loaded with flowers. I have been struggling trying to like this bush but it is eventually loaded with Japanese beetles. I didn’t know you could cut it way back and it would survive so I’m going to try this in the spring to make it more manageable. It is also a VERY MESSY bush when it starts to lose the flowers ... lots of cleanup!
They are so beautiful. Do you ever have insect issues on the foliage of the hibiscus or the veronica? The bugs are driving me crazy!
I’ve had some kind of budworm issue on mine. I’ll find little holes in buds and then the plant immediately drops that bud. It’s super annoying
@@sayzar9474 yes! My flowers look pretty, but the foliage is stressed. I just found blister beetles eating my Clematis.
I really enjoyed this video, focusing on one plant. I learned a lot. I’ve always thought hibiscus to be difficult plants (user error, I’m discovering from this video!). But now I am ready to buy several hibiscus again and get planting. Thank you, Laura for sharing your knowledge and love for living things. I hope every night when you lay your head down on your pillow you know how much you have blessed all of us!
I dream of having gardens like yours 😭 very soon…
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So worth the wait every spring/summer for them to come out of dormancy and bloom!🥰
The blooms get so big on mine that when they die back I tell my husband they look like a carcass 🤣
I recently went to Ocean City Maryland and saw these I was like wow they were so pretty, a month later i see this video and now i k ow what they are! Thanks love the channel!!
We have a hibiscus we cut back to the ground each year and it comes back huge, but how do you keep the base from being really crowded with the dead canes?
We cut last years canes when we see this year’s growth coming up.
Duhhh really you couldn’t figure out to remove them ? 🤪
@@fia8079 , how rude!
@@bonniegierach5027 yeah really... most people are decent here. Fia needs to go somewhere where's there's more of her kind.
They are the perfect plant! Zero maintenance and bloom beautifully.
Have you ever considered taking about gardening with plants that are more appropriate for the desert in extreme drought?
She would be out of a job
I think that would need to be another channel..Laura likes the English style. The west is greener than the east coast because they are pulling from the world's underground aquifers and irrigating like nothing I have ever seen. Even her favorite England does not irrigate; especially lawns. We on the East coast rely on what falls from the sky and of course rain is not able to recharge the aquifers in the amounts being pulled. We are living on borrowed rain like borrowed money and all good things will come to an end. I do not begrudge her as I also love this look but I do worry that she is being an 'influencer' to people across the country/world who will all think irrigation is normal in the middle of a desert.
@@karenvknight6516 I think you mean the Pacific Northwest where Laura lives. The West also includes the Southwest which is basically all desert and chaparral. But I agree - probably better to look for a channel based in that climate rather than ask Laura to speculate. I do wish there were as fantastic channels like this in every climate zone though!
Actually they live as she herself says high desert not pacific NE - that is the area along the coast that is normally known for its mild rainy weather but this year got that several weeks of extreme heat. I think there is a nursery called High Country Gardens in CO that would be a good resource for folks who live west of the Plains
WOW! Those are the most beautiful hibiscus I've ever seen.
I would love to see a compilation video in late winter or early fall of all the plants and shrubs that you prune hard with a follow up video of regrowth to ease gardeners’ minds and show how a hard prune can reinvigorate a garden. ✂️🌳🌸🌱👍🥰
I love it! We just purchased a perfect storm hibiscus and I am super excited for it to grow into its perfection! Thank you Laura, for your educational and enjoyable videos. I have learned so much about gardening and different plants from you. We are currently redoing our entire yard and putting in beds, and I tend to gravitate towards Proven Winners, and actually seek them out, because I see how well-performing and beautiful they are in your wonderful garden. Thank you!
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Are these varieties edible? i love hibiscus tea - you could make hibiscus cocktails next!
My all time favorite is Midnight Marvel. The dark foliage and deep red blooms put on a stunning display. Over the years I’ve worked in garden centers and have gained a lot of plant knowledge, which I’ve passed on to friends & family. I have 8 hibiscus in my yard and I absolutely love them! They don’t put on their show until late summer, but it’s worth the wait.
How to get rid of chompers who feast on the leaves and buds? The hibiscus plant must taste good!
Yes the Japanese beetles love them!
@@gardener6904 Yes! They are relentless. Grapes, raspberries, roses and plum tree take it the worst.
Beautiful plant. Nice to see an update of areas you planted in the past. Thanks
Oh wow, they are so so pretty. I’m not sure we can get these varieties in Australia though 🇦🇺. They remind me of camellias a bit! 🌸
Much winter hardier than a camellia though.
Well, it's may and I transplanted my biscuits and forgot.It takes a long time.I thought it was dead so you just saved its life. Great video thank you
You posted this 22 seconds ago?! Haha goodmorning
Que hibiscus mas bonitos yo no conocia esos con la hoja estrecha gracias laura por enseñarnos tu jardin y el bonito mundo de la jardineria🌺🌺🇪🇦
Hola, si se aprende bastante de esta señora y sobre todo descubrir plantas que no se dan en nuestra región, por diferentes causas, aquí donde vivo en medio de Texas siempre son los extremos ,mucho frio,mucho calor . Pero yo también estoy encantada de haber encontrado este canal. Saludos!!
Omg the Hartley is up(saw on FB)!!!! 💥💚 Idek why i am so excited. It's like you don't even know that i exist, but i am so invested in your life that i just can almost vicariously feel it 💪😂
I just adore the huge blooms on the perennial hibiscus! I planted my first ones 4 years ago in planters because I didn't know where I wanted them. Unfortunately, they did not survive our harsh winter in the pots. I'm sure they would have been okay if I had planted them directly into the ground. Last year, after seeing a 'Starry Starry Night' Hibiscus, I decided to try again. The foliage is a dark maroon with swirled pink and white flowers, it's absolutely gorgeous! In spite of my neighbor spraying weeds with herbicide, which made all of the leaves curl, I cut the damaged foliage off and now it's all budded up and about to burst into bloom! YAY!
I've learned so much about hibiscus from your other video. It was fun watching the transformation of the plant. Our hibiscus has been through a lot but it finally has flowers again. It's so exciting!
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Oh! We saw a glimpse of the brick work on the the Hartley in the background!! Can’t wait to for an update and to see more!!
I think yesterday’s video has some shots of the brickwork. I’m pretty sure it was yesterday’s video..
WOW 😍 I Just watched the video of you planting those Yesterday!! I am Amazed at how Big they get and the enormous, spectacular Flowers are show stoppers!! Trying to think of a place in yard to grow some of the HOLY GRAIL 🌳🌺🌺🌺
Never seen such a beautiful and bushy Hibiscus before
Beautiful, beautiful flower. Love seeing updates on those plants that I've watched you plant. So much fun. Thanks for sharing with us Laura & Aaron.
Hello Darlene..
How are you doing today ?
We live in Utah also high dessert, zone 5-7 (depending on who you ask). We are in a severe drought and can only water twice a week. Most lawns are brown. I have candy crush and a red one that I don’t remember the name, but they only get watered twice a week from over head sprinklers. We have been over 100 degrees for a long time. I was so worried about them, but they are happy and massive. Love these tough, beautiful plants!
Hi Laura ; thanks for the Hibiscus 🌺 videos , they also survive in our dry climates as we had them in droughts , no stopping them just gorgeous 🙌🧤👒🦘🐨🇦🇺🥰🧚
All this talk about hardy hibiscus 🌺 yep I got one today!! Midnight marvel!! I picked this one because of the dark foliage and deep scarlet flowers!! I have expanded my garden so much since watching Garden Answer. Don't get me started on containers!!😁😁
I love ours. Very low maintenance and never-ending blooms.
Hibiscus has always been my favorite type of summer flower but never thought that i could grow them myself (zone 7) Then i saw your video where you planted these beauties and now i have 3! They all have the black leaves but one with light pink flowers, one with dark pink flowers and of course the summerific red flowers! Thank you for showing us that even more mild climates can still get that beautiful tropical look!
Hooray for Hibiscus! We have an one side of our BackYard border fence lined with common hibiscus. The pollinators love them and they look so great!
Good morning from PA!
Perfect timing for this video. My first bloom of Starry Starry Night opened today with many, many more to enjoy.
Thank you for the update. I remember when you planted them at your friends home. They are just beautiful. With the huge blooms and the dark leaves are stunning.
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I did not know that you could grow hibiscus so far north. When I lived in New Orleans, we had lots of different varieties of hibiscus. The area averaged 60 inches of rain and the weather forecasters issued frantic notices about possible freezes. Thanks for letting me know that some hibiscus could survive freezes. The flowers are gorgeous!
I can’t wait to see the green house go up! Sooo happy you got it! Is going to be amazing!
One of my favorite. I purchased one on a whim because I needed a plant in my wet area in my yard!! It’s perfect and it loves the spot I put it in. Since I put it there, the wet area is not so bad anymore. I’m assuming because the plant is sucking it up now 🤷🏾♀️
I also put a banana tree in the wet area, too.
Have never seen a hibiscus with soooo many flowers. Beautiful🥰.
Wow its beautifull gardena 👏👏👏👏 and so big and beautifull hibbiscus flowers,nice colours ..God bless you dear
Mine candy crush is full of bumblebees and I never had bumblebees until I planted these. I absolutely love them!
I love these I bought them years ago and they come back so beautiful each year.
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What beautiful video today on a beautiful plant. And they were all so beautiful. And so full of blooms. I have 3 in my garden all different colours. White and pink and purple mine are still waiting to bloom. Lovely to see how all of them are doing. In all the gardens and l loved the close up. Thank you Aaron.
The Hardy hibiscus are so beautiful I have to have that in my garden and thank you for sharing and updating. 👍👍👍